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ONE COLD NIGHT

ONE COLD NIGHT

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Seether: Shaun Morgan (vocals, guitar); Pat Callahan (guitar); Dale Stewart (bass guitar); John Humphrey (drums). Audio Mixer: Randy Staub . Recording information: Gape Street, Philadelphia, PA (02/22/2006); Grape Street, Philadelphia, PA (02/22/2006); Los Angeles, CA (02/22/2006); Oaxaca, Mexico (02/22/2006). Director: Meiert Avis. Illustrator: Gareth Botha. Photographers: Scott Weiner; Joe Cahill. Unknown Contributor Role: Andr?s Avenda?o Dominguez. On this 2006 CD/DVD set, the South African heavy-rock act Seether performs an acoustic concert that finds the band drawing from both DISCLAIMER II and KARMA & EFFECT. While the group wisely picks songs from its catalog that are conducive to the unplugged scenario, including the melodic "Fine Again" and the melancholy "Plastic Man," the standout track proves to be Seether's spot-on cover of Pearl Jam's brooding "Immortality."
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